Housewives Unite Over Heartbreak: Jill Zarin Says Ramona Singer Needs 'A Little Space' During Divorce Drama
Feb. 3 2014, Published 6:25 a.m. ET
Cease fire? After Ramona Singer publicly blasted former Real Housewives of New York co-star Jill Zarin for getting involved in her "personal business" the reality star exclusively told RadarOnline.com that her frenemy needs "a little space" during the divorce drama with estranged husband, Mario,RadarOnline.com is exclusively reporting.
Singer and her estranged husband Mario Singer announced their separation after they got into a domestic dispute at their shared Hamptons home, where she caught the love rat with rumored gal-pal, socialite Kasey Dexter.
In an exclusive interview with Radar, Zarin told us, "I think everyone should give Ramona a little space during this difficult time."
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Singer lashed out at her one-time friend after Zarin, who was fired fromRHONY in 2011, commented on the alleged cheating on Twitter.
“I am glad you finally told the truth @ramonasinger,” she wrote about the situation. ”I hope he gets what he deserves. Mario CHOKED her.”
Singer retweeted one commenter’s harsh reply to Zarin’s comment.
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“Why in the hell is @jillZarin discussing anything at all about @ramonasinger?” the fan asked. “STFU Jill. You nor your gossip are relevant.”
Singer then tweeted: “Think it’s sad she feels the need to use my personal business to try to make herself relevant.”
The couple — who have one child, Avery — have continually denied marital problems and infidelities, but Singer finally filed for divorce after 27 years of marriage this week.
Speaking out for the first time this week, Singer tweeted: “Thank you all for the love & support! For my daughter’s sake, I would appreciate everyone respecting our privacy during this difficult time.”
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